Analog signal to duty cycle conversion apparatus

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307271, 328185, 340347AD, G06G 716

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040052842

ABSTRACT:
An analog signal to duty cycle converter and/or multiplier utilizing an integrator which integrates a composite of an input voltage and a feedback signal to produce a triangular waveform. The triangular waveform, depending upon the polarity of the input signal and the resultant voltage magnitude of the triangular waveform activates one of two sets of voltage sensitive switches for periodically applying feedback voltages to the integrator. If the feedback voltage sources are allowed to vary in amplitude, this variation affects the current or charge passed in the duty cycle obtained and effectively results in multiplication of the input signal times the feedback voltage source amplitude.

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